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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Red Fills the Sky Cymbidium tortisepalum Variety

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The leaves of this variety are slanted and elegant. The leaves are medium-wide, about 0.7Cm wide and about 40Cm long. Each plant has 5 to 7 leaves, and the leaf color is tender green. The leaf texture is slightly thin, the leaf surface is relatively flat, the veins are clear, the "V" shape at the leaf base is relatively deep, and it bears red stem stripes. It blooms in spring, with two or three flowers per scape. The flowers cover the leaves, the flowers are large, and each flower is uniform. Inside the petals...
       The leaves of this variety are slanted and elegant. The leaves are medium-wide, about 0.7Cm wide and about 40Cm long. Each plant has 5 to 7 leaves, and the leaf color is tender green. The leaf texture is slightly thin, the leaf surface is relatively flat, the veins are clear, the "V" shape at the leaf base is relatively deep, and it bears red stem stripes. It blooms in spring, with two or three flowers per scape. The flowers cover the leaves, the flowers are large, and each flower is uniform. Inside the petals there is a relatively large golden velvet red block (the colored petal accounts for about two thirds of the petal area), and within the red block grows a fine, dense layer of fuzz, with bright and concentrated color. The fragrance is subtle and far-reaching, and the flower posture is graceful and charming. The three outer petals belong to the white flower series, with red veins showing through the petals, making them appear even purer and more free-spirited. The red color blocks on the two petals and the lip are distributed in patches, making them appear full and rounded. The red color contrasts strongly with the white background, and the colors are gorgeous.

       Red Fills the Sky-----a premium variety among Cymbidium tortisepalum. The leaves of this variety are slanted and elegant. The leaves are medium-wide, about 0.7Cm wide and about 40Cm long. Each plant has 5 to 7 leaves, and the leaf color is tender green. The leaf texture is slightly thin, the leaf surface is relatively flat, the veins are clear, the "V" shape at the leaf base is relatively deep, and it bears red stem stripes.

       It blooms every spring, with two or three flowers per scape. The flowers cover the leaves, the flowers are large, and each flower is uniform. It is a rare excellent colored-petal butterfly flower. Inside the petals there is a relatively large golden velvet red block (the colored petal accounts for about two thirds of the petal area), and within the red block grows a fine, dense layer of fuzz, with bright and concentrated color. The whole plant is enjoyed for both flowers and leaves, beautiful and elegant, with gorgeous colors and a subtle, far-reaching fragrance. The flower grade is the colored-petal three-star butterfly type, with a graceful flower posture and charming bearing. The three outer petals belong to the white flower series, with red veins showing through the petals, making them appear even purer and more free-spirited. The red color blocks on the two petals and the lip are distributed in patches, making them appear full and rounded. The red color contrasts strongly with the white background, and the colors are very gorgeous and captivating.

       Red Fills the Sky is an excellent new orchid variety, and in recent years it has won major awards year after year at prefecture-level, provincial-level, national-level and other orchid expos. Especially since its debut at the 9th Yunnan Provincial Orchid Expo, and later at the 2nd China (Dali) International Orchid Expo, and even at the 19th China Orchid Expo, Red Fills the Sky has attracted the attention of thousands upon thousands of orchid enthusiasts, feastied the eyes of orchid lovers everywhere, and also won praise and endless admiration from many orchid experts and experienced growers, causing a strong sensational effect in various places. Within just one month, Red Fills the Sky won the highest award, the Special Gold Award, at all three of the above major orchid expos. Some authoritative orchid experts also commented that Red Fills the Sky is the first new Cymbidium tortisepalum colored-petal butterfly flower variety discovered in the history of Chinese orchid development with the largest inner petal color block and the most concentrated color. Its high ornamental value and grade, and its excellent quality, are the eternal pride of the Chinese orchid world.    

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